Infosecurity News

  1. #BUHSA Attacks on Activists are Prevalent, but Unsophisticated

    State-sponsored attacks and tool used have been observed to not be sophisticated, but activists remain in danger.

  2. #BHUSA: 15 Years of Under-investment in Cybersecurity Makes Us Think the Sky is Falling

    We can’t stop spending on cybersecurity in favour of cyber-insurance, say Deloitte researchers at Black Hat, Las Vegas

  3. #BHUSA Build Backdoors and Government Will Use Them

    Law enforcement has become more aggressive because of encryption, as law enforcement become more eager to access details in investigations.

  4. #BHUSA: How to Use Linguistic Forensics to Detect Phone Scammers

    There is a non-technological solution to defending against phone scammers, said Dr Judith Tabron at Black Hat USA 2016, and it’s at the human level…

  5. Just in Time for the Olympics, Panda Zeus Chomps Into Brazil

    One hungry bear, this Zeus variant is targeting banks, Bitcoin users and local services, just as the country prepares to host the Olympic Games.

  6. #BHUSA: Microsoft AMSI Stops Script-based Attacks

    Stopping script-based attacks can often be an issue of using the protections that are available, and an anti-malware scan interface can help, says pen test expert at Black Hat

  7. (ISC)2 Approves Live, Online CISSP Certification Test Prep

    The program includes 300+ hours of structured learning, including more than 70 hours of live and on-demand expert instruction.

  8. Iranian Hackers Map 15 Million Telegram Secure Messaging Users

    The breach may have been done in collusion with Iranian authorities in an effort to uncover dissidents.

  9. Gozi Ups Its Game in Global PayPal, Bank Attacks

    The victim simply sees a deposit-pending alert requesting the security key to complete a transfer.

  10. COPS Open Incident Response Standard Hits the Scene

    The Collaborative Open Playbook Standard allows sharing of standard playbooks and incident response procedures between organizations.

  11. Kaspersky Earmarks $50K for Bug Bounty Program

    Bug bounty participants will examine the Russian firm’s Kaspersky Internet Security and Kaspersky Endpoint Security products.

  12. International Police Operation Bags Suspected BEC Mastermind

    Nigerian police cuff alleged leader of 40-strong team

  13. WhatsApp Privacy Fears as Deleted Chats Are Recovered

    Researcher reveals forensic trace on iOS

  14. Around 200 Million Yahoo Credentials Dumped Online

    MySpace, LinkedIn hacker is back, but log-ins could be a few years' old

  15. Pokémon Go CEO Twitter Account Hacked by OurMine

    The attackers used the commandeered website to tweet that the hack was “for Brazil," a country without official access to Pokémon Go.

  16. NTT Security Opens its Doors as a Standalone Business

    The new company brings together NTT's advanced analytics technologies, threat intelligence and security experts.

  17. Russia Uncovers Major APT-style Cyber Attack

    Kremlin claims hackers targeted 20 key organizations

  18. Official Black Hat USA App Allows Spying, Attendee Impersonation

    After guessing a registrant’s email address, an attacker can log in as that person, post messages, track movements and more.

  19. Chinese Hackers Attack Airports Across Vietnam

    One source said that personal data of some 411,000 passengers had been lifted as well.

  20. Most Brits Don’t Want Snoopers’ Charter – Report

    Government not trusted with its citizens’ data

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